DEVICE: Guardian (00193489180605)

A wheeled personal mobility device designed for transporting persons (not bariatric) over a short distance and generally limited to indoor use or use outdoors over smooth paved surfaces. It has small wheels that the occupant cannot use for propulsion and incorporates a simple seat-support system for a person with a disability or a person without the full capacity to walk. It will also include footrests to keep the occupant's feet raised from the ground. It is typically used in hospitals, institutions, airports, and railway stations. Also known as a transportation chair or transit wheelchair, it may be disassembled or folded for transport.

A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient when standing or ambulating; it may also be used during rehabilitation. It is constructed of lightweight metal, plastic, and rubber materials and in the form of a mobile support structure which the patient holds and pushes in front of them as they walk. It is foldable for storage and transportation and may include a braking mechanism; it may be width-adjustable and some types may include a seat on which the patient can rest.